User Manual

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MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
The SulLogger
sensor can be installed in
four different ways:
a) Free hanging (liquids)
b) Fixed (liquids)
c) Inline (gases)
d) Fixed (gases)
FLOW
a) b) c) d)
x
x
a) Free hanging (liquids)
This mounting option is ideal for low ow
reservoirs and channels and generally suit-
able for short measurement campaigns.
The SulLogger
sensor is installed at the
end of an extension pipe, attached to an an-
chor point using a steel wire and suspended
down into the sewage. The extension pipe
ensures that the cables and connectors are
protected from fouling.
To perform this installation, you must
ensure:
That the circulation in the reservoir is suf-
cient to ensure good mixing.
That the sensor tip can not touch the
walls and bottom of the reservoir, espe-
cially during high ows. If there is a risk
of the sensor hitting the walls, then you
should perform the "xed (liquids)" instal-
lation instead.
That you have a suitable anchor point
available to attach the steel wire to.
That the length of the steel wire allows
the sensor to remain in the liquid at all
times while the back of the extension
pipe at the same time remains out of the
liquid.
b) Fixed (liquids)
This mounting option is ideal for permanent
installations in low and high ow reservoirs
and channels. It is similar to the "Free hang-
ing (liquids)" installation in most regards
but here, the extension pipe (and sensor)
is xated - not hanging in the steel wire.
Unisense does not supply brackets or any
other materials for this installation method.
c) Inline (gases)
Directly on the main pipe
The SulLogger
sensor can be installed
on a pipe stub allowing measurement in a
closed system.
Before installing the pipe stub a
30 mm
hole must be drilled in the main pipe.
The pipe stub is supplied by Unisense and
must be welded onto the main pipe.
Use a spanner (size 36) to screw the Sul-
Logger™ sensor onto the pipe stub.
Beware of the pressure rating of the Sul-
Logger
sensor and ensure that the
pressure pipe system does not exceed
the pressure limit.
Bypass ow using a ow cell
A portion of the ow can be di-
rected/bypassed into a ow cell on which
the SulLogger™ sensor is installed.
Before the installation, please ensure
that the pressure and temperature rat-
ings of the bypassed ow are within the
specications of the SulLogger
sensor.
The ow cell is supplied by Unisense.
Use a spanner (size 36) to screw the Sul-
Logger™ sensor onto the ow cell.
d) Fixed (gases)
The SulLogger
sensor can be mounted
in pump wells, reservoirs etc. above wa-
ter level for gas phase measurements. The
outer diameter of the SulLogger
sen-
sor resembles a
1.5 "
pipe and can thus be
mounted using a standard 1.5 " pipe ring.
Extension pipe installation
For free hanging and xed measurements
in liquids, an extension pipe must be at-
tached to the SulLogger
sensor. This g-
ure shows the steps needed to perform this
installation:
Unscrew the three hex screws on the
back of the SulLogger
sensor and re-
move the outer ring.
Feed the cables through the extension
pipe and attach them to the connectors
on the sensor.
Align the sensor with the screw holes of
the extension pipe and screw in the three
hex screws to secure the sensor to the
extension pipe.
Temperature rating
The sensor is designed to withstand temper-
atures from -20
C to +60
C.
DANGER
Exposing a SulLogger
sensor from
the X1-series for ambient tempera-
tures lower than -20
C or higher than
+60
C will void the ATEX certicate.
The sensor, both S1 and X1 series, performs
optimally between 0
C and +40
C.
Disassembly
We do not recommend you to disassemble
the SulLogger™sensor.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Disassembly of the sensor will void the
warranty and render the sensor non-
functional.
DANGER
Disassembly of a SulLogger
sensor
from the X1-series will void the ATEX
certicate.
SUPPORT
Unisense A/S
Tueager 1
DK-8200 Aarhus N
Denmark
E-mail: SulLogger@unisense.com
Tel: +45 8944 9500
Fax: +45 8944 9549
For further documentation, the latest
User Manual and other resources, please
visit the SulLogger™ sensor website:
www.SulLogger.com